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sidenote: i think the imagemagick repository is a better place to discuss the usage of magick.
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Check your quotes - you need to use |
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it is my copy problem ,in pictue, command use |
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I'm not so sure. They look like curly quotes to me, while I'd expect normal straight quotes to look the same regardless of whether it's an opening quote mark or the closing one (yours look different). Of course, it might be a fancy way your terminal renders normal quotes, but if I were you, I'd double-check that. |
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I think the following command will work:
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It can work, but if you happen to have a file named like |
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glob *.png | each { magick $in ($in | str replace -r "png$" "webp") | ignoreTo enable to |
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I have some png to webp png images
try
ls *.png | each {|n| magick $n.name ( $n.name | str replace 'png$' 'webp') }ls *.png | each {|n| magick $n.name ( $n.name | str replace 'png' 'webp') }but fail
how to deal with ?
2024-10-23 new additon
The problem is with
str replacemore again how to fix ?
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